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The Unworthy
by Agustina Bazterrica
“Without faith, there is no refuge.”
The Unworthy by Augustina Bazterrica
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QUICK LOOK 👀
(From @thestorygraph)
In the House of the Sacred Sisterhood, the unworthy live in fear of the Superior Sister's whip. Seething with resentment, they plot against each other and await who will ascend to the level of the Enlightened - and who will suffer the next exemplary punishment. Risking her life, one of the unworthy keeps a diary in secret. Slowly, memories surface from a time before the world collapsed, before the Sacred Sisterhood became the only refuge. Then Lucía arrives. She, too, is unworthy - but she is different. And her arrival brings a single spark of hope to a world of darkness.
FINAL THOUGHTS 💭
I’ve had to sit on this book for a while to attempt to put my thoughts together. I still don’t know if I have gathered them. This was one I was looking forward to, as I LOVED Tender is the Flesh however this one left me feeling like I was missing something. I almost wished it was longer with more in-depth of both timelines.
The Unworthy by Augustina Bazterrica
⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
QUICK LOOK 👀
(From @thestorygraph)
In the House of the Sacred Sisterhood, the unworthy live in fear of the Superior Sister's whip. Seething with resentment, they plot against each other and await who will ascend to the level of the Enlightened - and who will suffer the next exemplary punishment. Risking her life, one of the unworthy keeps a diary in secret. Slowly, memories surface from a time before the world collapsed, before the Sacred Sisterhood became the only refuge. Then Lucía arrives. She, too, is unworthy - but she is different. And her arrival brings a single spark of hope to a world of darkness.
FINAL THOUGHTS 💭
I’ve had to sit on this book for a while to attempt to put my thoughts together. I still don’t know if I have gathered them. This was one I was looking forward to, as I LOVED Tender is the Flesh however this one left me feeling like I was missing something. I almost wished it was longer with more in-depth of both timelines.